Inside the unit, officers found a bottle of brandy and bedding. Less than a week later the two publicly apologized and acknowledged their wrong doing.

However, two days before his retirement was scheduled to begin Snyder asked to rescind his retirement and stay on the job citing "significant emotional duress" when he made the decision.

The city manager declined his request saying it wasn't in the best interest of the city of Cleveland to accept the rescinded letter.

J. David Bishop, a 30-year veteran of the Cleveland Police Department stepped in as interim chief and last week was named the new police chief. Bishop will officially be sworn into office Monday afternoon.